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Showing posts with label Awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Awards. Show all posts

Passing On A Blog with Substance Award

Barbara from The Handbook of Nature Study nominated me for this award. I feel honored to receive an award in any case, but to receive one from a blogger that I so respect is just plain awesome. Thank you, Barbara! Happy day! Okay, now, down to business...
The Award Rules:
"Thank the blogger who awarded it to you." check
"Sum up your blogging philosophy, motivation, and experience using ten (10) words." Hmmm...I am not sure anyone can do that. So, how about with my passing it on I modify this to say, "Say 10 words about blogging, either your philosophy, motivation, experience or the like." Okay, that I can handle. Blog about what you really care about and it shows. 10 words exactly; okay that will work.
"Pass it on to 10 other blogs which you feel have real substance." Wow, that is quite a few. How about in passing it on, we reduce that to 5, shall we? Okay, so here are my 5 blogs of substance.
I would pick The Handbook of Nature Study as being my top favorite blog of substance, but since that is where I got this award, I guess that doesn't work, does it?
1. Almost Unschoolers
2. Fisher Academy International
3. Homeschool Highlights
4. Acorn Pies
5. The Woman and The Wheat

Many thanks to The Chronicles of a Veteran Kindergarten Teacher for the above award!
Rules of acceptance:
The Rules:
1. Thank the person who gave you this award.
2. Share 7 things about yourself.
3. Pass the award along to 15 bloggers who you have recently discovered and who you think are fantastic!
4. Contact the bloggers you've picked and let them know about the award.
1. (check)
2. Seven things, huh? Here they are:
1. I have a BA in Theatre.
2. I worked as a counselor at several prisons.
3. My father was a old-time waterman on the Chesapeake Bay. By "old-time" I mean he used to hand tong oysters and trotline crabbing.
4. My all-time favorite book is Watership Down by Richard Adams.
5. I didn't have my first child until I was 30 years old.
6. My favorite animals are rabbits and giraffes.
7. When I was younger (in collage), my photography was entered in several Art Shows (and won Honorable Mention in one!)
3. 15 Fantastic Bloggers: Please stop by these wonderful blogs and tell them I sent ya! These are in no particular order. With all the fantastic bloggers out there it was hard to pick only 15!
1. Ordinary Life Magic Stephanie knows how to see the magic in every "ordinary" day.
2. Enjoying Each Day Beth has lovely days with her lovely children.
3. Fisher Academy International Amy is a wonderful Charlotte Mason blogger with tons of ideas.
4. Acorn Pies Beth is an artist and a teacher and a love for nature that is contagious.
5. Handbook of Nature Study Barb taught me not to be afraid of this tome and how to enjoy nature daily.
6. The Woman and the Wheat Author Jane Meyer blogs about her project of giving her homemade bread away. It is an incredible experience to read about it.
7. Made by Joel Joel is a wonderful Dad who is dedicated to making a wonderful childhood for his kids and shares his talent with us with free printables and instructions on how to make fun things.
8. Silly Eagle Books Vanessa blogs about children and books, two of my very favorite things, and makes you just want to cuddle up to your little one and read to them.
9. Shady Bayou Academy Momma teaching 2 shares her wonderful days with her boys. Her warmth and sweetness carries through each post. You have to go see for yourself.
10. Gingerbread Snowflakes You have to love a blog that "celebrates the winter holidays and other comforts" and Pam's blog lives up to its promise.
11. 5 Orange Potatoes is a blog about nature, children and unschooling. Gotta love that combo.
12. Farmama is a wonderful photographer and her pictures and words shows us so well how she loves her family and her lifestyle. It leaves a warm feeling inside.
13. Homeschool Highlights Wonderful series of posts about using pastels you just can't miss.
14. Almost Unschoolers She ends each post with "It's great to be a homeschooler" and her love of homeschooling shows in each post.
15. Educating Risa talks about her homeschooling experiences and talents. She has many interesting posts, especially about math. (Gotta love that!) She has changed my outlook about math!
4. (check)